Imagine a film that transports you back to WWII, complete with epic battle scenes and untold stories of courage. That’s exactly what Dead To Rights did when it hit theaters on July 25 🎬.
In just weeks, the movie has broken records in the Chinese mainland: 1.7 billion yuan in box office revenue and over 49 million viewers, making it the clear leader of the summer film market 📈.
We caught up with screenwriter Zhang Ke to explore why this film matters right now. According to Zhang, “This isn’t just about big explosions or heroics… it’s about giving the Chinese mainland’s WWII generation a new voice.”
Zhang explains that at a moment when history and pop culture collide, Dead To Rights delivers both historical depth and cinematic thrill. “We wanted every bullet and every shout to echo the sacrifices of those who came before us,” he adds.
For a new generation of film lovers – from bustling cities to local indie cinemas – Dead To Rights bridges the gap between past and present. It proves that a well-told story can cross borders, languages, and even eras 💥.
Whether you’re a movie buff, a history enthusiast, or just seeking an adrenaline rush, this summer blockbuster has something for you. And with its record-shattering success, it’s clear that Dead To Rights is more than a movie: it’s a cultural moment.
Reference(s):
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